System Intrusion Detected
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No...this must be a trojan...i google-ed his prob liao...found a solution but im not sure if the solution to can the prob...anyway here's the solution...can at least try la...just download the tool at this link :
http://secured2k.home.comcast.net/tools/AntiPuper.exe
and try McAfee's guide to remove the trojan
P.S : McAfee say to boot in safe mode press enter key but on my com i must press delete key...so..if u hav ur com guide refer to it...or jus try pressin delete or enter lo
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Just keep pressing F8 to get into the screen that will let you choose to go into Safe Mode.Originally posted by lpx88:No...this must be a trojan...i google-ed his prob liao...found a solution but im not sure if the solution to can the prob...anyway here's the solution...can at least try la...just download the tool at this link :
http://secured2k.home.comcast.net/tools/AntiPuper.exe
and try McAfee's guide to remove the trojan
P.S : McAfee say to boot in safe mode press enter key but on my com i must press delete key...so..if u hav ur com guide refer to it...or jus try pressin delete or enter lo -
This anti-spyware application does exist. It is called Sunbelt CounterSpy.Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:You probably have gone to fake Microsoft website through a link someone gave you. This application really looks pretty similar to Microsoft Anti-spyware. -
It is not related to the WMF vulnerability at all !!!Originally posted by chanff8:If thats what he gets... Hm... Have you opened any unusual image files recently with Windows Fax and Picture Viewer? An image that might have the extension .wmf?
It seems to be related to...
http://www.sgforums.com/?action=thread_display&thread_id=172214
If you are affected by the WMF thing, it should like this :
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Maybe this can help
http://www.2-spyware.com/remove-spywarestrike.html?gclid=CNDV4ZL5t4ICFU_TJAodeGo1Bw
SpywareStrike manual removal:
Kill processes:
mssearchnet.exe, nvctrl.exe, spywarestrike.exe
Help: how to kill malicious processes
Delete registry values:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\SpywareStrike
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Browser Helper Objects\{27150F81-0877-42E9-AF13-55E5A3439A26}
Help: how to remove registry entries
Unregister DLLs:
netwrap.dll
Help: how to unregister malicious DLLs
Delete files:
mssearchnet.exe, nvctrl.exe, spywarestrike.exe, netwrap.dll, hp[X].tmp
Help: how to remove harmful files
Delete directories:
C:\Program Files\SpywareStrike
Misc:
[X] is a set of four random characters. These can be either digits or letters.
Exact file location:
spywarestrike.exe - C:\Program Files\SpywareStrike
mssearchnet.exe, nvctrl.exe, hp[X].tmp, netwrap.dll - C:\Windows\System, C:\Windows\System32 or C:\Winnt\System32 -
it is installed by Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Zlob.
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I thought it should look like this?Originally posted by GSL:It is not related to the WMF vulnerability at all !!!
If you are affected by the WMF thing, it should like this :
http://www.websensesecuritylabs.com/images/alerts/wmf-movie.wmv -
It is what we are suspecting this as well, someone posted a similar picture.Originally posted by GSL:It is not related to the WMF vulnerability at all !!!
If you are affected by the WMF thing, it should like this : -
maybe you can refer here...i had the same initial problem as well..in the IE homepage...ask me to download some anti-spyware sh!t...
http://www.sgforums.com/?action=thread_display&thread_id=171458 -
I tried everythg tt was in this thread!!!!! and.....Originally posted by GSL:
This is exactly what i required!!!!!!
Finally got rid of the crap!!!!!!!
Thanks everyone who contributed solutions!!! Im sure they made my comp safer in future too!!!!
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Don't anyhow click. If unsure, don't even click.Originally posted by skeujin:I tried everythg tt was in this thread!!!!! and.....
This is exactly what i required!!!!!!
Finally got rid of the crap!!!!!!!
Thanks everyone who contributed solutions!!! Im sure they made my comp safer in future too!!!!
Install a firewall and antivirus. Update them regularly.